Ahmedabad Plane Crash: Air India plane crashed in Ahmedabad, 242 passengers were on board; the accident in a residential area

Ahmedabad plane crash An Air India plane crashed today at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport in Ahmedabad. The Ahmedabad-London plane crashed while taking off.

There were 242 passengers on board, and the plane was going to London.

According to news agency ANI, there were 242 passengers on board the plane (Gujarat plane crash news today). After the plane crash in the residential area of ​​​​Meghani Nagar, smoke is visible for several kilometers.

The plane was going from Ahmedabad to London.

Based on the preliminary information about the crash of an Air India plane at Adani Airport, the Ahmedabad Fire Team has reached the spot.

According to preliminary information, the incident occurred during routine operations, after which an immediate emergency response was made. The Ahmedabad Fire and Emergency Services Department deployed more than five fire vehicles at the spot.

Amit Shah spoke to Gujarat CM.

Immediately after the accident, Union Home Minister Amit Shah spoke to the Chief Minister, Home Minister, and Police Commissioner of Gujarat regarding the plane crash. He has also assured to assist the central government.

Several fire tenders deployed

Officials confirmed that fire tenders were immediately deployed following the alert and emergency teams rushed to the spot. "A team of more than five fire tenders from various city divisions have rushed to the spot. Fire control measures are being taken as a precautionary measure," a senior fire department official said. So far, there are no reports of any injuries or casualties.

The cause of the incident and the damage to the aircraft are yet to be officially confirmed. Airport authorities have begun an internal investigation while a technical team is assessing the situation.